I mean, it makes sense, at least according to what I know about Mongols. It makes no sense for nomads to make certain groups of people disabled for the seek of a fetish (I mean... It doesn't make sense period, but more so for the community that has a very limited resources)
The bones didn't just deform during foot binding. They literally broke the bones in the foot and toes. Sometimes, they would even insert pieces of glass or pottery around the toes to induce infection to make them die and fall off, creating an even smaller foot.
It was also done to small girls starting at the age of 2 - 4 when their bones are more small and malleable. They can be bound easily. I remember seeing it in a documentary where a lady who had her feet bound talked about her experience and how it was like to live in china back then.
even now a lot of patriarchal beauty standards are very harmful and dangerous, like fillers, breast augmentation, BBLs, liposuction, high heels, waist cinchers, etc. Sure, no one is literally forcing these things on women, but the standard is there and some feel a lot of pressure in that sense :/
Hindus generally only avoid cow products that come from the death/harm of the cow. Dairy products are not only accepted they are regarded as sacred and vital to the diet (particularly among the Southern Indian groups who are often vegetarian.
@@Meggzilla No way. In fact to return their karma to normal after long trips abroad some really orthodox Hindus will swallow a pill made of the five sacred products of the cow; milk, ghee, curds, dung, and urine (at one time some Hindus would also consecrate the tables they ate at by covering them with cow dung and then covering that with mango leaves. I assume they no longer do that, for health and hygiene reasons.) But no beef, no leather, probably no cheese since you get rennet by slaughtering a calf and getting it from the stomach lining (maybe non animal rennet cheese is okay, same as it is for those who keep kosher.*) and (assuming anyone still uses it) no making gamboge (a kind of yellow brown pigment used in paint. The traditional way to get it was to feed a cow mango leaves (which it had a hard time digesting) then collect the pigment from the dung. Nowadays I think they use the vegetable form you can get from the sap of many trees in the Garcinia genus (including mangosteens.**) * Paneer, while it looks like a cheese, is actually coagulated with lemon or other citrus juice, so it is okay. **That sap is also poisonous, so if you see any bright yellow sap spots on the rind on a mangosteen, wash them off before eating (if you consume the rind for health reasons). And if there's any yellow inside the fruit, throw that one away.
Southern Indian groups are usually non vegetarian, for example in the states of Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Kerela and Tamil Nadu less than 3% of the total population are vegetarians whereas Rajasthan has nearly 3/4th of the population as vegetarian.
No. South Indian groups are rarely vegetarian unless they are Brahmins. You fill find a good vegetarian percentage in North India and majority vegetarians in North West India.
Some things to note about Hinduism: 11:30 Polygamy was not at all encouraged. It was only okay in stories of Gods or if you're a King(for ensuring a successor) and not if you're a regular human. 20:15 Cremation on open pyres is still practiced all over India. Although now there are specific cremation locations where this is done generally near a river as that's where you spread the ashes after. 21:39 Cows are sacred but nobody avoids milk products in India. In fact it's the opposite. The reason why cows are sacred is because they provide milk/milk products and that's an integral part of Indian diet as well as all the edible offerings provided to the Gods in rituals. Indians are largely vegetarian but they'll be the last people to become vegan! 23:14 Child marriage was just arranged marriage done prematurely. The guy would be slightly older as it was rightly believed that girls emotionally mature faster than boys but they were both underage and in a similar age range. I am sure in some cases there were guys who were 40 marrying girls who were 15 but that's not the norm and nobody even back then thought that was okay. It was rightfully banned obviously and now the legal age for marrying is 18 for girls and 21 for boys since it is still believed that boys are 3 years dumber than girls! I know this because my grandparents were married when they were 15 & 13 which I always thought was crazy. Bonus: A Hindu practice that was also rightfully banned centuries ago and is very famous is 'Sati.' It was similar to widow strangulation but worse because you had to sit in his funeral pyre with his head on your lap and get burned alive with him to ensure the whole "stay together for the next 7 lives" thing.
If the vulture population hadn't decreased then Dakhma wouldn't be an issue since vulture's feces have antiseptic in it so it would prevent the spread of infections since it would essentially be sanitizing their living area.
What the video failed to mention is the main reason why Dakhma was banned. It was directly causing the decline of vulture populations especially near the Towers of Silence were the ritual was in place. Basically the chemicals they mentioned were very much present in humans thus the consumption of their corpse lead to vultures getting poisoned as a result and dying. Basically, we got so full of chemicals that animals that ate us for millenniums, if they end up eating us now, get food poisoning. It goes to show how toxic we got in the last century due to diets, chemicals and pollution.
Fun fact, rage against the machine has an album where a real Buddhist monk named Thích Quảng Đức lit himself on fire and started meditating while on fire to protest the attack on Buddhism by the US regime in south Vietnam
Over 20 States in America allow marriage to children as young as 12 and a few at age 10 to adults with the consent of the parents. Usually it's girls who are pregnant and been assaulted by a family member, acquaintance, etc.
Honestly cow slaughtering have more serious consequences in Nepal than India. I mean nobody can slaughter the cows in Nepal. You can’t find any beef dish in most of the restaurants in the country. I haven’t seen any restaurants which offered one. And honestly sati was more serious than chaupadi and more common. Sati was all over the country while chaupadi was in the most western part of the country. It was banned only 104 years ago.
Brother should read a bit more about it.All this started during the Muslim invasion of India when Rajput woman used to delete themselves to save their chastity(if their husband lose a battle, it was known as jawahar). Later it was followed buy other upper caste groups. This practice was extremely rare ( 1 in 300k woman), british propaganda blew it out of proportion.It was extremely rare in the bengal where brits were there at the time.
@@perorenchino2036agreed it was mostly done in the west that too it was rare. British use sati as propaganda that "they civilized" india by killing 100million PPL.
Polygamy was still common among us Africans in Traditional African culture before Christianity, when Kenya 🇰🇪 got independent, Polygamy was never banned, it is cultural rather than religious
Yup. Polygamous isnt wrong if the man could satisfying all livehood for his wives. The problem occur if the man cannot give same attention toward other wives or even have difficulty to give better live for all
@@prasetyodwikuncorojati2434 Nah that's bs human beings have a limited amount of resources to give. If you think a relationship where a dude gains like 4x the time and labor total from multiple women that he gives to each is fair then you're just a dbag who wants a harem and shouldn't be taken seriously. I'm patriarchal too I just have standards and you should too, it's very easy to defeat your nonexistent moral justification for lusting for more than you deserve.
@@prasetyodwikuncorojati2434 polygamy is only wrong if your partner doesn't want a polygamy relationship to being with. This is why it's banned in most countries because lot's of guy's financially abusive their wife to be in a polygamy relationship
Apart from showing social status and conforming to beauty standards, foot binding in women in China also aimed to limit their movement. Back in the days, aristocrat women were rarely allowed out their bedrooms, let alone houses, except on the day of their marriage, when they meet their husband for the first time and move to his house. The idea of a women being hidden away from society, and not needing to undergo labour work (for instance, peasants didn’t bind their feet’s because they had to do farm work) was the ideal for a upper-class lady, just shows how low women’s status was in ancient China. Also, foot binding was NOT affiliated with any religion in China, it was just a practice of the Han Chinese women. Though the actual origin is unclear, it’s often to have originated from an emperor’s fascination over small feet (as it made dancers look dainty), and grew to become the beauty standard of China, then associating the practice with the moral standards of an upper class lady
It was never about beauty standards, it was about control. China was and still is a very patriarchal society. Binding the feet of a woman kept her shackled to the house and meant she was at the mercy of her husband, which mind you was also often an arranged marriage. These women were treated like the property of men.
Do note that self immolation is still practiced today. Many people see it as the ultimate form of protest and it truly creates a powerful image. Not just in religious protests, although a disproportionate number of self immolations were done by Buddhist and in particular Tibetan monks.
@Actually_insane_af only 13 states have ban on underage marriage. 4 states have no age limit. If parents sign off on it, minors can marry adults (happens 86% of underage marriages). For many it's a way of trafficking (the R. Kelly case for example)
The last I checked, this was banned in the U.S., parental consent or not. There might be one state that still allows marriage at the age of 15 if a judge approves with parental consent, but that is hardly child marriage as per history, which involves prepubescent children.
In hindu child marriage only used to allow with both children, It do not permit if one of them is adult meaning both boy and girl would be at the same age.
@formanga8871 Both Hinduism and Islam allow children to marry adults. Even if the religion doesn't allow it, it is still part of the culture and mainly done in rural areas where the chances of being arrested are lower.
@@honestgenz4413 Nope Hinduism not allow adult to marry a child, Heck in Hinduism it's used to rule that people should follow Bhramchari (Celibate) till age 25. Also most of the child marriage is supposed to be decided when both childrens are young abd when they become adult they marry them off. It's like the marriage contracts on china but here it's just verbal. Maybe some adult do married the child but that's not supported by society or culture rather people used to shun monster like them. Which opposite in Islam where adult marry the child which supported by their religion and culture both, Which not the case here as it's not only punishable crime but also consider rape.
@@honestgenz4413aren't you contradicting ? Hinduism is religion ,and you said religion doesn't not allow ,but then you say it is in Hindu? Clearly Hindu people did child marriage to adult but Hinduism never allowed it and it was frowned upon ,and usually it was rich adult that used to force or parents in desperation ,so that' that...
Hinduism isn't polygamous, i ghink what you're referring to is, the kings being allowed to have many wives. The commoners were still only norm'd to have one wives, due to their certain reasons.
4:20, i wouldn't say castrati was purely religious choice. The church during the classical music period did perform a lot of music, but so did everyone else. Castratis were popular in any musical form at the time due to them having the vocal range of a female, but lung capacity of a male.
23:28 Hinduism does not allow child marriage as in An adult engaging with children, but more as marriage between children which mostly happened in Rajasthan part of area and has banned .
And in the past families arranged marriages between childhood sweethearts that grew up together. That was the kind of child marriage that was prevalent in India
It happened all over the country, that's why India has a dark side, one that they try to hide from everyone, it was horrible, even ur poster boy Gandhi was married at 13, and he fought for "peace"
Yes of course acctutally i think that customs famous after muslim invasions, Many women lost their husband they married off their daughters in smalle age, And sometimes they were victim in rape Too, So when they reach puberty they married off,unfortunately it happened today also.
@@lucydpng technically it is tho they mostly influenced child marriage and its still happening in india where hindu daughters go to muslim husbands illegally
About Islam promoting polygamy: it doesn't. It only allows it under certain circumstances, and is otherwise forbidden. Even if everyone else approves of the marriage, it would still be forbidden if the other woman that the man is married to doesn't approve of it. ONLY in some circumstances can it be favored to marry a second woman, and it's VERY rare to find one that doesn't require the first woman's approval, like for example: protecting a woman from being exploited.
yes and it doesn't promote child marriage either, a girl/boy has to reach the age of maturity before getting married. some people in majority-Muslim cultures did practice it in the past but that was due to cultural norms, it's not Islamic
Islam doesn't promote it which is true but Islam sadly allows it and the criteria are basically as long as your first wife knows and you treat both equally in love, money protection etc then you're allowed. You need to love both equally which won't work because you can't like two people exactly the same you will always love one more than the other. And it's not true love if you love another woman while married. Plus you can protect a woman in a billion more ways than marrying her out of love. Have a great day and hopefully some people will realize that polygamy is wrong no matter what and that true marriage and true love can only be achieved by 2 people. Not three not four but two people only. One man one woman is true love not one man and 2 woman etc
As someone who is near or even slightly a part of Igorot heritage, I cannot believe I heard the headhunting practice from someone else, of a different tribe/heritage.
You were totally wrong about thugee. It actually translates to robbery and those thugs(robbers) were old nomadic tribes who suffered severe oppressions by the Britishers and turn to robbery to feed their families and killing was done to keep their locations and identity secret. And Kali was actually the godess of these tribes and those killings were not related to the sacrifices as sacrifices were done only during a special annual festival called navratri and it included mostly pumpkin in place of animals and rarely animals like goat and buffalo.
umm... do you know that the best sacrifice was a shudr? or there are hell lot of festivals and rituals involving sacrifices... heck, even breaking a coconut is merely a symbolic way of cracking skull, coz, you know; cracking someone's skull will be considered a murder unless you are not in era when shudras weren't considered people... there's always grotesque stuff in history buddy, stop trying to hide history, learn, embrace and grow up
@@sanketnagrale5445 Can you give me a source that hindus cracked skulls of anyone as rituals? I'm ready to "learn, embrace and grow up" BUDDY. "Bhagavata Purana" - Condemns human sacrifice and cannibalism, "Chandogya Upanishad" -Compares the stages of life to the oblations offered in the Purushamedha, and states that the Purushamedha is a metaphor for life, "Mahabharata" - Sri Krishna himself condemns the king Jarasandha for attempting to sacrifice other kings to the god Rudra
That isnt true thuggees were worshippers of Kali and murder was part of their religious practice and the british found it abhorrent and the other groups of people in indoa were quite grateful.
Also with foot binding, how was that religious? It was a fashion/beauty trend. Not to sure exactly how it ties into taoism/Buddhism/Islam/Confucianism.
typical American stuff; they don't understand anything except Christianity. they just know some bits and pieces of other religions... you don't understand anything=it must be religious practice; because everyone other than westerners are just stupid/idiots/fools, etc lol...
@@theshadowking3198 He's just hear to complain about Arabs, Indians, Mormons existing and the fact that countries other than the U.S didn't admit to their crimes.
Another banned practice worthy of note was Sati. A practice in Hinduism where a widowed woman would throw themselves onto their husbands funeral pyre as a sacrifice. Once they were in power in the 19th century, the British began cracking down on the practice and made it punishable. Then in 1987, the Indian government passed the Sati (Prevention) Act, which banned glorification of the practice in the hope of shunning those thinking of engaging in such an act from doing it in the first place.
Brother should read a bit more about it.All this started during the Muslim invasion of India when Rajput woman used to delete themselves to save their chastity(if their husband lose a battle, it was known as jawahar). Later it was followed buy other upper caste groups. This practice was extremely rare ( 1 in 300k woman), british propaganda blew it out of proportion.It was extremely rare in the bengal where brits were there at the time.
@@GlamorousTitanic21 the Portuguese Christians also banned sati in Goa and started the inquisitions men most of the time men were burned off and women and children were used in trans Atlantic slave trade
Many communities in Tibet still practice "sky burial" - a similar practise to the Zoroastrian dakhma, but instead taking advantage of Tibet's many mountains for the same purpose. Partially because it's believed to return the body to nature in a way that's beneficial and compassionate to wildlife, partially because Tibet is such a rugged, rocky place that grave-digging is extremely difficult in the first place.
if any mother in the united states in the 90’s learnt about self-mummification, they would probably forcefully do it to their children if they refused to eat 3 peices of broccili
14:02 Please show India's map correctly. Youve cut out essential pieces of our land. It wouldn't have been as big an issue, but with our neighbours trying to claim our land, its important to represent correctly.
You can have a look at sati pratha from Nepal as one of the cruelest practice that has since been banned in 20th century. it involves widow burning in the cremation of husband alive.
23:56 no worries, societies that practice child marriage usually also don’t believe in education for women Edit: I'm impressed by how many people are trying to convince me that people who legalise pedophilia either do educate women, or blame others for their lack thereof. If you want to talk bullsh*t, pls pick a narrative.
6:06 there was also a Congolese man a couple months ago who set himself on fire in order to bring attention to the genocide occurring in the democratic republic of Congo. I can try my best to summarise, but I would advise looking up friends of the Congo. So many Congolese people are forced to work in dangerous and toxic mines in order to obtain minerals that are in our devices. They are paid so little it is akin to slavery. Children work in the mines. Sexual violence is often used as a weapon of war within the country. A lawsuit was filed a while ago to hold large tech companies such as Google, Apple, Dell accountable for profiting from the slave labour as the minerals such as Coltan are used in their products. They were sadly not held accountable at all. I would encourage anyone reading to read more on the conflict, I have a folder on my phone of posts and articles about it that I can also mention if that will help. We need to force these corporations to stop using minerals born of bloodshed and violence.
10:30 thugs not thuggy . Thug comes from thok means a scammer. And the goddess Kali is everyone's goddess though . They were oppressed men who offered their oppressors to Kali Mata . And the strangle part is smaller than the whole sacrifice of the brit oppressors and offering their blood to the goddess . Also brits never banned it they were so scared of it they put bounty on thugs . Yes I am from the region where the whole thing happened and can make a whole 30 min video about thugs only
Hindus eat beef. Beef is mostly not eaten in North Indian. Hindus in South and Northeast India and Balinese Hindus eat beef Brahma created animals for humans. The flesh of any edible animal may be eaten by man - (Manusmriti, Chapter 5, Verse 30)"Indra ate cows, buffaloes, calves and horses" (Rigveda 6/17)"In ancient times those who did not eat cow meat were not considered good Hindus" -Swami Vivekanda -(Complete Works, 536)"In the Vedic period a Brahmin who did not eat cow meat was not considered a Brahmin"-(Yes Book, 174)
@@soumyadeepganguly2522 1) Ram’s father Dasharath had 3 wives 2) Krishna had 16,100 junior wives along with 8 major wives 3) Vasudeva the father of Krishna had 14 wives 4) Hanuman’s father Kesari had 2 wives 5) Rudra had 11 wives 6) Agni had 2 wives 7) Ganesh had 2 wives 8) Vishnu had 3 wives 9) Brahma had 2 wives 10) Yamaraja had 10 wives 11) Garuda had 5 wives 12) Manu had 10 wives 13) Sage Yagnavalkya had 2 wives 14) Sage Mandarkini had 5 wives 15) Prajapati Angira had 2 wives 16) Sage Saubhari had 50 wives 17) Sage Visravas had 4 wives 18) Atri had 10 wives 19) Sage Bhrigu had 2 wives 20) Sage Marici had 4 wives 21) Aditi’s son Aditya had 4 wives 22) King Harishchandra the son of Vedhas had 100 wives 23) King Pandu had 2 wives 24) King Yayati had 3 wives There are dozens of examples of Kings having several wives but I have limited it to few.
@@soumyadeepganguly2522 Mahabharata 1.160.36 “There is no sin in this. For a man polygamy is an act of merit, but for a woman it is very sinful to betake herself to a second husband after the first.” Tr. K.M. Ganguli Mahabharata 14.80.12-18 “Oh, let Vijaya, let him that is called Gudakesa, let this hero with reddish eyes, come back O life. O blessed lady, polygamy is not fault with men. Women only incur fault by taking more than one husband.” Tr. K.M. Ganguli
23:12 Child marriage is not allowed in Islam. Both the man and the woman must have reached puberty, and are mentally mature and able to consent. Age of 18 is enforced by some of the west and is not a valid way of telling a child from an adult. Just as there are non mature 16 year olds, there are non mature 20 year olds. Why not raise the age to 20 then?
Jzk akhi he thinks we get married young to "stop her from doing other stuff" completely ignorant to the actual truth. That's y I'm iffy on this channel
are you mad?😂age of majority is cosidered 18 years old because it is a moderate age between the age of majority.😆actually age of majority varies by individual among 16 to 20 (mostly).😁😁😁😁
Didn’t Muhammad marry a 6 year old, and consummate the marriage when she was 9? By all accounts I would say a 6-9 year-old is definitely a child and not mature enough or developed to be considered an adult.
I remember hearing about a couple who served a patte' made of the wife's placenta at their child's first birthday party after everyone had eaten them. They froze it on the day of the birth. I'm betting that the second birthday had a lot less guests
there was a guy who had a limb amputation and was able to take the limb home and he and his buddies cooked and ate it. they didn’t do it out of religion just curiosity of what humans tasted like. apparently it tastes like pork!
fun fact: polygamy is actually much more common in the US than in India or the Islamic world because even though their religions allow them to take on multiple wives, most men can't afford to have multiple wives and fornication and adultery are considered huge sins for them so most of them tend to only have one partner with which they have experienced intimacy with as opposed to the US in which the average number of sexual partners is a horrendous 7.2 for both men and women. Due to the normalization of fornication and adultery, and the removal of sacrality from marriage.
Polygamy is literally not common in the US because it’s illegal in every single state. You literally cannot legally marry more than one person so I don’t know why you’re making stuff up😂
@@PamBeesly9545 By polygamy I meant the practice of having multiple sexual partners and not multiple wives. If someone had only one wife but also had several concubines or mistresses or lovers then is he truly in a monogamous relationship?
@@PamBeesly9545 When even Muslim Americans commit fornication and have insane number of partners then that shows that America is not a monogamous society.
@@berserker1340 that’s not what polygamy means. And concubines? Is that what you guys do in Islam? Like I said. The Muslims I know are unmarried and married and still sleep around with multiple partners
The thing though is that actual polygamists have tv shows. No one is arresting them. Why not? We see so much child marriage & abusive behavior toward women & children in this practice, but they're still out here in the open. It's disgusting.
If you're talking about Sister Wives (and shows like Escaping Polygamy) it's very simple: legally they aren't polygamous. Legally he has one wife and a bunch of girlfriends, which technically isn't illegal. They can have a ceremony but it's not legally binding. Most of the women are on welfare to support their kids. It's really sad because the so called husband does nothing
The vultures are dying due to unrelated reasons. If there aren't enough vultures around, then they can't eat the corpses fast enough and that leads to all kinds of problems
It happens daily when you a a kid the father's belt he beats you to take the ghost out of you so you go study and get the 99% marks. I experienced it when I was a kid It was wild
Btw at 11:42 islam doesn't exactly promote polygamy, just says that if u want more wives u can have more, up to 4. Also at 23:28 islam quite literally says to NOT let child marriage happen, and while islam mostly doesn't interact with other religions, it says in the quran that if u see other religions enforcing child marriage, u should try to talk them out of it. The myth that islam does child marriage comes from India, in which some muslims did child marriage although it was only because the hindus at the time forced it on them. Do your research before making a video.
@chugachuga9242 I think u might be a bit slow, give me any proof as to where it proves this. You buttery brained 10 years old have been fed anti Islamic propaganda. If you say it says this in quran or noble hadiths, tell me which ayah? Which surah? See you have no proof. Also, didn't the father in christianity fuck Mary to get jesus whom you worship? Doesn't seem godly or holy to me. Fucking retarded donkey. Think before you speak
Quote where it says in the Quran to not let child marriage happen. Also why was it okay for Muhammad to have a child marriage but not the rest of Muslims?
@PamBeesly9545 give me any proof of where it says Muhammed (saw) married a child. Plus, there is no quote that says child marriage isn't haram but major scholars agree so. How about you give me one quote from the bible that says specifically to not rape anyone under 10, there aren't any, so does that mean that the bible WANTS people to rape kids? No. Obviously. You have no proofs against me but I have many against you. You make up stories with no proofs
As a “Mormon” I must say two things: One, we have not practiced polygamy since 1890. Two, we are Members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, if that is too much to remember, I will sometimes jokingly use the abbreviation MotCoJCoLDS. Just trying to help set the record straight.
Yeah, we all read about that. One of your rich old dudes decided that the name all you guys had proudly used would now be an insult, presumably to undermine the efforts of actually oppressed groups like the LGBT. Well, people outside your club aren't required to edit our memories.
Please Read this it will take a long time but please do.ill explain you mistake by mistake. 1)temple prostitution:Prostitution is strictly banned and prohibited in Hinduism 2)thugee strangulation ritual:kaali maa is a mother.she doesn’t want people to sacrifice.its given in Scriptures 3)Polygamy:Hinduism doesn’t PROMOTE Polygamy.it was only allows for kings.marriages at that time were arranged.royals couldn’t have love marriages. They married to strengthen their relationship with other kingdoms 4)Sati Pratha:Sati pratha would happen when a king died his wife would jump in the fire.Sati Pratha is called So because once,goddess Sati;wife of shiv,wasn’t permitted to marry him by her parents.she did marry him but they would always insult her for it.ill tell you the story 15:56 of Satis birth now.Lord Shivas ETERNAL consort is Maata Adishakti.in every form they take their marital union is NECESSARY. Daksha Prajapato and his wife prayed to Goddess Adishakti for a long time.they wished that she be born as their daughter.she accepted but if they objected her she would leave the mortal body.thats how sati was born. So they Objected her marital union with Lord Shiv.they would always insult her for marrying him.once at a yagna,they insulted her she had enough she gave up her mortal body by jumping into a fire,she was later reborn as Parvati. Widow remarriage was permitted in Hinduism. 5)Chhaupadi:Hindus worship Goddess Kamakhya,a goddess on her periods.it is now considered “impure”but in original Hinduism We worshipped Mensturation. 6)Cremation open pyre:back then,cremation was done in excluded spaces in old Hinduism. 7)Cow:we always believe in Cow as a mother,because we all drink milk.Plus eating beef deteriorates human health 8)child marriage:according to Vedas a girl should marry 11 years after she gets her first period.(25-28)
15:01 I disagree. See, I would say that the problem is that you’re murdering a woman. Violating her right to choose is kinda far down on the reasons you shouldn’t take a person’s life. You don’t need to appeal to my belief in unbiased liberty for all, to convince me not to ice people.
23:28 it was not a hindu practise, just limited to 1-2 states because of arab invasion because the avg life expectancy was 30 years so the warrior clans used to do this
@@jazzstyles1246 cant you read? I said its not a "HINDU" practise...no scriptures support it, its a practise of a few communities....how can it be generalized to the whole religion? Its like saying that a practise of a community in a small part of pakistan represents the whole islam religion
18:25 I actually jumped in my seat when he mentioned Kuru so here we go: Kuru is a degenerative brain disease caused by Prion Proteins (Misfolded Proteins) found exclusively in Papua New Guinea as recently as the 1960’s. Kuru, the same as other Prion diseases like CJD and FFI, is 100% fatal, the longest anyone has survived with a Prion disease was three years. Prions are only track able after death, the brain will have small holes or spongy parts in the middle. Prions cause cellular death in the brain, leading to conditions like memory loss or slurred speech. Kuru itself causes dramatic weight loss, rhythmic jerking of the body, loss of motor skills, difficulty swallowing, aches and pains and uncontrollable fits of laughter.
The thuggee concept wasn't so simple as you made it sound 😂... The thuggees were basically self proclaimed children of goddess Kali, they weren't specifically Hindus... infact the Britishers were surprised to find out a huge number of the thuggees were Muslim... Honestly speaking, goddess Kali is such a wonderful female deity , it's sad that people destroyed her virtue for their selfish motives and psychopath behaviour...
I mean, you generally can symbolically do anything, as long as everyone involved is consenting. Like, I physically cringe from the tradition of the ransom on the wedding, but as long as it's just symbolic and the couple and the fiancée's family are all into it, it's none of my business. I can (and probably will if I ever encounter it for real) refuse the invitation to their wedding if I know that they are going to do it though.
If you havent worked with a 90 year old dementia male patient, who is uncircumcised, and then gets an infection and needs a medical circumcision....doing it while a newborn not only is a quick 1 minute procedure but it also heals in 3-7 days. Adult circumcision for medical reasons is very difficult both the procedure and recovery. Its up to the parents. Not anyone else. Wether they choose to for religious reasons or because of medical reasons or even just because its the norm is nobodys business
Well in islam its not alowed to marry under aged girls however its old arabic practice that came befor islam with the statue maker that make statues for "gods" was controling
Child marriage is allowed at any age, although sexual intercourse isn't allowed until the partner reaches puberty. Puberty in Islam is considered when an individual feels responsible and experiences periods. So basically being both physically and mentally mature
12 million child marriage in india according to survey first search online before commenting or our country will get disrespected also you will know that rajasthan is famous meme for child marriage in India
11:46 Hinduism generally condemns polygamy. Polygamy . It is allowed for royal families for diplomatic purposes only . Common people can practice it under rare circumstances say if their partner can't bear children.
Child marriage isn’t allowed in Islam. It’s prohibited to get married under the age of 13 for both boys and girls. Also multiple wives isn’t encouraged but it is allowed. However there are a lot of rules set in place for the husband to maintain fairness which is why it’s rare to see nowadays.
Sooooo we gonna just ignore the 5 years between 13 and 18? Are they just magically not children anymore after 13? I'm very confused by your statement as that would still count as a child marriage.
@@iamThatSandwich back in the 7th century you would be consider as an adult if you were 13 ( which is the common age to hit puberty both boy and girls ) so back in the 7th centuries if you hit puberty you would be able to get married But islam only allowed a person to get married when they're mature so basically +18 hope that helped you understand 😊❤
@@iamThatSandwich actually in islam there is no set age, like 13 or 18, because everyone matures differently, you can only get married once you are physically and mentally mature as well as financially stable for marriage, in the past these three things were acheived at an earlier age compared to today.
@@PamBeesly9545 how do you know that she didn't hit puberty? Also You do know that women hit puberty way earlier than men like at the age of 9 or 13 Also I forgot to mention that you can just compare modern day ideologies with 7th centuries ideologies bc back then they used to believe it's fine. just because something in the (modern day) we believe that something is wrong and it should be illegal that doesn't mean that the first or the second or the seven centuries also have to believe that it's wrong too
Uh,,,one of the main reasons the US Gov disliked Mormon polygamy had a lot more to do with Joseph Smith running for president while drawing more men into the religion with the promise of several wives. Became even more problematic when women started voting, because LDS men would just tell their wives how to vote, creating a huge voting block.
@@PamBeesly9545 that’s not what I mean I mean by I Quran it’s funny how when Muhammad sins Allah seems too not care like if it didn’t apply to him but for everyone else it’s a problem too sin
@Alhassanlad oh no just shut up you saying a 10 year old can get married to a adult and why would a 6 year old be having periods and if she did it’s still not ok for a 30 year old to date her
Dairy products are widely consumed in india so much so that every Indian household have at least 1 milk product on table everyday we have huge dairy industry which caters to lot of Indian cuisine infact dairy products are also used in hindu rituals so you are wrong there that its hurting Industry infact its exactly opposite 🤷♀️
With having multiple wives, you can exponentially speed up the growth of your family. More people, more resources, more kids, more NATIONS- I meant power. The only downfall is dealing with 13+ in-laws!
Hindus don't eat cow meat for the respect for cow, but the cow is seen as a motherly figure providing and giving to us , hence we use dairy products infact India is the largest dairy producer country, with dairy products being a part of our daily lives
Only the "Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Reformed" is still commiting active polygamy, not every Latter Day Saint takes part of that practice, and i'll recomend call them Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints instead of Mormons! Because that's the name of their book :3
I'm sorry but they went by Mormons for decades, even having an ad campaign saying "I am a Mormon". Just because your false prophet is butthurt about the common name doesn't give him the right to dictate to the rest of the world how to refer to the group.
@charlesvitanza8867 we go by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints. period. thats it 🤷 we dont gaf if u dont agree w that. its your choice if you want to be respectful or disrespectful but treat people how you want to be treated.
As a mormon I'm not too sure about the polygamy I mean it was never mentioned in our books and it's not said that we had to do it I think they were just people who just happened to be mormon who we're also in a polygamist relationship
Fun (?) fact: Dakhma, or as in their own language - bya gtor, is actually still a thing in Tibet, China. As in Tibetan Buddhism, they believe this is a symbol of returning to nature and giving back to the world one last time. As disgusting, gorey and uncivilized as it sounds (Trust me, never look up the pictures), this is probably the least worse practice out of all. As the Tibetan plateau barely has anybody that it will bother, plus the process is done by a professional. Of course, you can't expect to put a corpse on the bustling street of Shanghai and not get arrested
otherwise known as genital mutilation. other than the fact there's no benefits, women can really suffer through infections, complications with birth, and poor reproductive health in general
fun fact: even the mongols disapproved of foot binding
It's such a stupid and barbaric practice that just makes no sense. How are mangled feet supposed to be considered beautiful?...
Can I ask where you sourced this?? I’d really like to read about it!
I mean, it makes sense, at least according to what I know about Mongols. It makes no sense for nomads to make certain groups of people disabled for the seek of a fetish (I mean... It doesn't make sense period, but more so for the community that has a very limited resources)
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The only thing I found on the topic is that women in other tribes and nations didn't practice it
I should mention the source lol. Wikipedia
The bones didn't just deform during foot binding. They literally broke the bones in the foot and toes. Sometimes, they would even insert pieces of glass or pottery around the toes to induce infection to make them die and fall off, creating an even smaller foot.
I didn't think anyone else knew about this! Jolly good show sir👏👏👏👏
It was also done to small girls starting at the age of 2 - 4 when their bones are more small and malleable. They can be bound easily. I remember seeing it in a documentary where a lady who had her feet bound talked about her experience and how it was like to live in china back then.
& in some areas it's still being done. What I don't understand is how ane men liked this - knowing what was done.😢
even now a lot of patriarchal beauty standards are very harmful and dangerous, like fillers, breast augmentation, BBLs, liposuction, high heels, waist cinchers, etc. Sure, no one is literally forcing these things on women, but the standard is there and some feel a lot of pressure in that sense :/
@@MFiction60would you have any material about the places that still practice it? thanksss
Hindus generally only avoid cow products that come from the death/harm of the cow. Dairy products are not only accepted they are regarded as sacred and vital to the diet (particularly among the Southern Indian groups who are often vegetarian.
Thank you for this information. I honestly thought that all cow products were off limits to practitioners.
@@Meggzilla No way. In fact to return their karma to normal after long trips abroad some really orthodox Hindus will swallow a pill made of the five sacred products of the cow; milk, ghee, curds, dung, and urine (at one time some Hindus would also consecrate the tables they ate at by covering them with cow dung and then covering that with mango leaves. I assume they no longer do that, for health and hygiene reasons.)
But no beef, no leather, probably no cheese since you get rennet by slaughtering a calf and getting it from the stomach lining (maybe non animal rennet cheese is okay, same as it is for those who keep kosher.*) and (assuming anyone still uses it) no making gamboge (a kind of yellow brown pigment used in paint. The traditional way to get it was to feed a cow mango leaves (which it had a hard time digesting) then collect the pigment from the dung. Nowadays I think they use the vegetable form you can get from the sap of many trees in the Garcinia genus (including mangosteens.**)
* Paneer, while it looks like a cheese, is actually coagulated with lemon or other citrus juice, so it is okay.
**That sap is also poisonous, so if you see any bright yellow sap spots on the rind on a mangosteen, wash them off before eating (if you consume the rind for health reasons). And if there's any yellow inside the fruit, throw that one away.
Southern Indian groups are usually non vegetarian, for example in the states of Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Kerela and Tamil Nadu less than 3% of the total population are vegetarians whereas Rajasthan has nearly 3/4th of the population as vegetarian.
No. South Indian groups are rarely vegetarian unless they are Brahmins. You fill find a good vegetarian percentage in North India and majority vegetarians in North West India.
Lol, we south indians majority are non vegetarians
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Some things to note about Hinduism:
11:30 Polygamy was not at all encouraged. It was only okay in stories of Gods or if you're a King(for ensuring a successor) and not if you're a regular human.
20:15 Cremation on open pyres is still practiced all over India. Although now there are specific cremation locations where this is done generally near a river as that's where you spread the ashes after.
21:39 Cows are sacred but nobody avoids milk products in India. In fact it's the opposite. The reason why cows are sacred is because they provide milk/milk products and that's an integral part of Indian diet as well as all the edible offerings provided to the Gods in rituals. Indians are largely vegetarian but they'll be the last people to become vegan!
23:14 Child marriage was just arranged marriage done prematurely. The guy would be slightly older as it was rightly believed that girls emotionally mature faster than boys but they were both underage and in a similar age range. I am sure in some cases there were guys who were 40 marrying girls who were 15 but that's not the norm and nobody even back then thought that was okay. It was rightfully banned obviously and now the legal age for marrying is 18 for girls and 21 for boys since it is still believed that boys are 3 years dumber than girls!
I know this because my grandparents were married when they were 15 & 13 which I always thought was crazy.
Bonus:
A Hindu practice that was also rightfully banned centuries ago and is very famous is 'Sati.' It was similar to widow strangulation but worse because you had to sit in his funeral pyre with his head on your lap and get burned alive with him to ensure the whole "stay together for the next 7 lives" thing.
yeah
They still happen you just don't know
Nah, not in my state@@arghyaprotimhalder5592
The past seems less moral than i thought
Well these were man made practise not religious practise @@abdulrahmanzubairu8371
I just feel bad for anyone who had to suffer through self mummification
EDIT: yes I know they did it willingly pls stop
Usually monks who did it willingly
Usually Monks do this willingly
Usually monks do it willingly
That's true
They did it willingly. It was a practice that monks did. It just doesn't sound pleasant or productive.
If the vulture population hadn't decreased then Dakhma wouldn't be an issue since vulture's feces have antiseptic in it so it would prevent the spread of infections since it would essentially be sanitizing their living area.
Dakhma is still practiced in india in two places , but more less people are opting for it , as you said due to vulture population
What the video failed to mention is the main reason why Dakhma was banned. It was directly causing the decline of vulture populations especially near the Towers of Silence were the ritual was in place.
Basically the chemicals they mentioned were very much present in humans thus the consumption of their corpse lead to vultures getting poisoned as a result and dying.
Basically, we got so full of chemicals that animals that ate us for millenniums, if they end up eating us now, get food poisoning.
It goes to show how toxic we got in the last century due to diets, chemicals and pollution.
Fun fact, rage against the machine has an album where a real Buddhist monk named Thích Quảng Đức lit himself on fire and started meditating while on fire to protest the attack on Buddhism by the US regime in south Vietnam
Actually, to protest discrimination by the government of the Republic of Vietnam
What a loser
Over 20 States in America allow marriage to children as young as 12 and a few at age 10 to adults with the consent of the parents.
Usually it's girls who are pregnant and been assaulted by a family member, acquaintance, etc.
The USA is so backwards sometimes, for such a powerful and developed nation…
Honestly cow slaughtering have more serious consequences in Nepal than India. I mean nobody can slaughter the cows in Nepal. You can’t find any beef dish in most of the restaurants in the country. I haven’t seen any restaurants which offered one. And honestly sati was more serious than chaupadi and more common. Sati was all over the country while chaupadi was in the most western part of the country. It was banned only 104 years ago.
"Sati was all over the country" are you talking about nepal or india? and is it really true? can you cite sources
@shadowking773 honestly it was in both countries. Except i think it stayed till later in Nepal than India.
Brother should read a bit more about it.All this started during the Muslim invasion of India when Rajput woman used to delete themselves to save their chastity(if their husband lose a battle, it was known as jawahar). Later it was followed buy other upper caste groups. This practice was extremely rare ( 1 in 300k woman), british propaganda blew it out of proportion.It was extremely rare in the bengal where brits were there at the time.
@@perorenchino2036 yes true there are barely any documented cases and this guy says it was all over the country
@@perorenchino2036agreed it was mostly done in the west that too it was rare. British use sati as propaganda that "they civilized" india by killing 100million PPL.
Polygamy was still common among us Africans in Traditional African culture before Christianity, when Kenya 🇰🇪 got independent, Polygamy was never banned, it is cultural rather than religious
Yup. Polygamous isnt wrong if the man could satisfying all livehood for his wives. The problem occur if the man cannot give same attention toward other wives or even have difficulty to give better live for all
@@prasetyodwikuncorojati2434 Nah that's bs human beings have a limited amount of resources to give. If you think a relationship where a dude gains like 4x the time and labor total from multiple women that he gives to each is fair then you're just a dbag who wants a harem and shouldn't be taken seriously. I'm patriarchal too I just have standards and you should too, it's very easy to defeat your nonexistent moral justification for lusting for more than you deserve.
@@prasetyodwikuncorojati2434 polygamy is only wrong if your partner doesn't want a polygamy relationship to being with. This is why it's banned in most countries because lot's of guy's financially abusive their wife to be in a polygamy relationship
Apart from showing social status and conforming to beauty standards, foot binding in women in China also aimed to limit their movement. Back in the days, aristocrat women were rarely allowed out their bedrooms, let alone houses, except on the day of their marriage, when they meet their husband for the first time and move to his house. The idea of a women being hidden away from society, and not needing to undergo labour work (for instance, peasants didn’t bind their feet’s because they had to do farm work) was the ideal for a upper-class lady, just shows how low women’s status was in ancient China.
Also, foot binding was NOT affiliated with any religion in China, it was just a practice of the Han Chinese women. Though the actual origin is unclear, it’s often to have originated from an emperor’s fascination over small feet (as it made dancers look dainty), and grew to become the beauty standard of China, then associating the practice with the moral standards of an upper class lady
It was never about beauty standards, it was about control. China was and still is a very patriarchal society. Binding the feet of a woman kept her shackled to the house and meant she was at the mercy of her husband, which mind you was also often an arranged marriage. These women were treated like the property of men.
Well, that put an uncomfortable twist on Bob Ross saying "beat the devil out of it" every time he cleaned his brush
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haha it’s a common southern U.S. saying. most likely came from this practice. actually most southern sayings are rooted from religion or farming.
Do note that self immolation is still practiced today. Many people see it as the ultimate form of protest and it truly creates a powerful image. Not just in religious protests, although a disproportionate number of self immolations were done by Buddhist and in particular Tibetan monks.
it's crazy that child marriage is still legal in the US
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@Actually_insane_af only 13 states have ban on underage marriage. 4 states have no age limit. If parents sign off on it, minors can marry adults (happens 86% of underage marriages). For many it's a way of trafficking (the R. Kelly case for example)
The last I checked, this was banned in the U.S., parental consent or not. There might be one state that still allows marriage at the age of 15 if a judge approves with parental consent, but that is hardly child marriage as per history, which involves prepubescent children.
Ah yes, the "civilized" west.
@@richardyao9012 child marriage is banned, but still practiced in some religious groups in the US
In hindu child marriage only used to allow with both children, It do not permit if one of them is adult meaning both boy and girl would be at the same age.
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@@pratikkumar3844 Bro we talking about Hinduism Child marriage not the Islam one, Come on at least read what I was talking about it.
@formanga8871 Both Hinduism and Islam allow children to marry adults. Even if the religion doesn't allow it, it is still part of the culture and mainly done in rural areas where the chances of being arrested are lower.
@@honestgenz4413 Nope Hinduism not allow adult to marry a child, Heck in Hinduism it's used to rule that people should follow Bhramchari (Celibate) till age 25.
Also most of the child marriage is supposed to be decided when both childrens are young abd when they become adult they marry them off.
It's like the marriage contracts on china but here it's just verbal.
Maybe some adult do married the child but that's not supported by society or culture rather people used to shun monster like them.
Which opposite in Islam where adult marry the child which supported by their religion and culture both, Which not the case here as it's not only punishable crime but also consider rape.
@@honestgenz4413aren't you contradicting ? Hinduism is religion ,and you said religion doesn't not allow ,but then you say it is in Hindu? Clearly Hindu people did child marriage to adult but Hinduism never allowed it and it was frowned upon ,and usually it was rich adult that used to force or parents in desperation ,so that' that...
Hinduism isn't polygamous, i ghink what you're referring to is, the kings being allowed to have many wives. The commoners were still only norm'd to have one wives, due to their certain reasons.
4:20, i wouldn't say castrati was purely religious choice. The church during the classical music period did perform a lot of music, but so did everyone else.
Castratis were popular in any musical form at the time due to them having the vocal range of a female, but lung capacity of a male.
23:28 Hinduism does not allow child marriage as in An adult engaging with children, but more as marriage between children which mostly happened in Rajasthan part of area and has banned .
And in the past families arranged marriages between childhood sweethearts that grew up together. That was the kind of child marriage that was prevalent in India
It happened all over the country, that's why India has a dark side, one that they try to hide from everyone, it was horrible, even ur poster boy Gandhi was married at 13, and he fought for "peace"
Yes of course acctutally i think that customs famous after muslim invasions,
Many women lost their husband they married off their daughters in smalle age,
And sometimes they were victim in rape
Too,
So when they reach puberty they married off,unfortunately it happened today also.
@@fai3379 thats is historically inacurrate because the religion has no influence on child marriage, it happens worldwide, religious or not
@@lucydpng technically it is tho they mostly influenced child marriage and its still happening in india where hindu daughters go to muslim husbands illegally
About Islam promoting polygamy: it doesn't. It only allows it under certain circumstances, and is otherwise forbidden. Even if everyone else approves of the marriage, it would still be forbidden if the other woman that the man is married to doesn't approve of it. ONLY in some circumstances can it be favored to marry a second woman, and it's VERY rare to find one that doesn't require the first woman's approval, like for example: protecting a woman from being exploited.
yes and it doesn't promote child marriage either, a girl/boy has to reach the age of maturity before getting married. some people in majority-Muslim cultures did practice it in the past but that was due to cultural norms, it's not Islamic
But it happens and there is no muslim protesting against it .
Islam doesn't promote it which is true but Islam sadly allows it and the criteria are basically as long as your first wife knows and you treat both equally in love, money protection etc then you're allowed. You need to love both equally which won't work because you can't like two people exactly the same you will always love one more than the other. And it's not true love if you love another woman while married. Plus you can protect a woman in a billion more ways than marrying her out of love. Have a great day and hopefully some people will realize that polygamy is wrong no matter what and that true marriage and true love can only be achieved by 2 people. Not three not four but two people only. One man one woman is true love not one man and 2 woman etc
Neither Hinduism
@@Ldfyjhkjg you sure bout that? Just cause the media only shows the bad side doesn't mean it doesn't exist in the muslim community
nah cuz no way bro wrote chhaupadi as "chapati" in the chapters section 💀💀
As someone who is near or even slightly a part of Igorot heritage, I cannot believe I heard the headhunting practice from someone else, of a different tribe/heritage.
6:10 there have been American Military personnel who have self immolated in 2024 rather than be redeployed. Look up Aaron Bushnell for one.
Free Palestine
@@renajensenThey are free to accept peace when they return the hostages.
He's looking up on us 🕊🕊🕊
was thinking the same. self immolation is still relevant in political protests
Yeah lmao it's such an idiotic practice
0:00 Self-mummification
1:18 Karma Burial
2:49 Temple Prostitution
4:02 Castrati
5:29 Self-immolation
6:36 Exorcism by Beating
7:40 Carolingian trial by ordeal
9:00 Foot Binding
10:16 Thuggee Strangulation Ritual
11:28 Polygamy
12:47 Dakhma
14:25 Widow Strangulation
15:37 Chhaupadi
17:08 Cannibalism
18:51 Human Ash Burial Mix
20:15 Cremation on Open Pyres
21:38 Hindu Cow Slaughter
23:11 Child Marriage
24:39 Religious Headhunting
25:48 Trial by Combat
You were totally wrong about thugee. It actually translates to robbery and those thugs(robbers) were old nomadic tribes who suffered severe oppressions by the Britishers and turn to robbery to feed their families and killing was done to keep their locations and identity secret. And Kali was actually the godess of these tribes and those killings were not related to the sacrifices as sacrifices were done only during a special annual festival called navratri and it included mostly pumpkin in place of animals and rarely animals like goat and buffalo.
umm... do you know that the best sacrifice was a shudr? or there are hell lot of festivals and rituals involving sacrifices... heck, even breaking a coconut is merely a symbolic way of cracking skull, coz, you know; cracking someone's skull will be considered a murder unless you are not in era when shudras weren't considered people... there's always grotesque stuff in history buddy, stop trying to hide history, learn, embrace and grow up
@@sanketnagrale5445 Can you give me a source that hindus cracked skulls of anyone as rituals? I'm ready to "learn, embrace and grow up" BUDDY.
"Bhagavata Purana" - Condemns human sacrifice and cannibalism, "Chandogya Upanishad" -Compares the stages of life to the oblations offered in the Purushamedha, and states that the Purushamedha is a metaphor for life, "Mahabharata" - Sri Krishna himself condemns the king Jarasandha for attempting to sacrifice other kings to the god Rudra
@@sanketnagrale5445 where did you learn this bs, stop commenting without knowledge
That isnt true thuggees were worshippers of Kali and murder was part of their religious practice and the british found it abhorrent and the other groups of people in indoa were quite grateful.
also they didn't attack tourists but White British officers who committed atrocities
Also with foot binding, how was that religious? It was a fashion/beauty trend. Not to sure exactly how it ties into taoism/Buddhism/Islam/Confucianism.
typical American stuff; they don't understand anything except Christianity. they just know some bits and pieces of other religions... you don't understand anything=it must be religious practice; because everyone other than westerners are just stupid/idiots/fools, etc lol...
It doesn’t that’s the thing
i think it tied into the confucianist beliefs of the women needing to be subservient and unable to defend themselves
This guy never has accurate info 🤦♂️
@@theshadowking3198 He's just hear to complain about Arabs, Indians, Mormons existing and the fact that countries other than the U.S didn't admit to their crimes.
Another banned practice worthy of note was Sati. A practice in Hinduism where a widowed woman would throw themselves onto their husbands funeral pyre as a sacrifice.
Once they were in power in the 19th century, the British began cracking down on the practice and made it punishable. Then in 1987, the Indian government passed the Sati (Prevention) Act, which banned glorification of the practice in the hope of shunning those thinking of engaging in such an act from doing it in the first place.
Brother should read a bit more about it.All this started during the Muslim invasion of India when Rajput woman used to delete themselves to save their chastity(if their husband lose a battle, it was known as jawahar). Later it was followed buy other upper caste groups. This practice was extremely rare ( 1 in 300k woman), british propaganda blew it out of proportion.It was extremely rare in the bengal where brits were there at the time.
Yeah you had an islamic army in front of you sold as slaves in Muslim slave markets
@@seikiro3462 the corpse wasn't spared by them either soo pyre is the way.
You're wrong
@@GlamorousTitanic21 the Portuguese Christians also banned sati in Goa and started the inquisitions men most of the time men were burned off and women and children were used in trans Atlantic slave trade
Many communities in Tibet still practice "sky burial" - a similar practise to the Zoroastrian dakhma, but instead taking advantage of Tibet's many mountains for the same purpose. Partially because it's believed to return the body to nature in a way that's beneficial and compassionate to wildlife, partially because Tibet is such a rugged, rocky place that grave-digging is extremely difficult in the first place.
if any mother in the united states in the 90’s learnt about self-mummification, they would probably forcefully do it to their children if they refused to eat 3 peices of broccili
37 states in the USA do allow child marriage so it’s not just 3 rd world countries.
Fun fact: Fiji was nicknamed "The Cannibal Islands"
Damn, that’s *wild!*
But the kuru virus though,
Makes people laugh till they die
Polygamy in Hinduism? Bro get your facts right
Okey how many wives did krishna and arjuna had then
Lord RAM had 1 only @@scythey200
Ramayan says to marry only one women @@scythey200
Arjun was not perfect man that why it's not writting to follow him.
@@scythey200ramayan says to marry only 1
14:02 Please show India's map correctly. Youve cut out essential pieces of our land. It wouldn't have been as big an issue, but with our neighbours trying to claim our land, its important to represent correctly.
If trial by combat isn’t allowed war shouldn’t be
As a cow, I can fully attest that not eating a burger is NOT a "mooood killer"
Ba dum tiss
The translation @@yuanangelospeedcubing
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You can have a look at sati pratha from Nepal as one of the cruelest practice that has since been banned in 20th century. it involves widow burning in the cremation of husband alive.
Polygamy in hinduism is like multiple gods in Christianity
23:56 no worries, societies that practice child marriage usually also don’t believe in education for women
Edit: I'm impressed by how many people are trying to convince me that people who legalise pedophilia either do educate women, or blame others for their lack thereof. If you want to talk bullsh*t, pls pick a narrative.
@@mrgopnik5964 truth!
Like who
@@supergamers8030 most of the Islamic world, India, Africa...
@mrgopnik5964 Do they not believe in education, or do they not have the resources for such?
@@supergamers8030 1800s Europe had less resources than modern day Islamic countries and they still managed to educate their population
A man recently just committed self immolation in solidarity with Palestine… it was brutal!
It was mental illness.
That's messed up
6:06 there was also a Congolese man a couple months ago who set himself on fire in order to bring attention to the genocide occurring in the democratic republic of Congo.
I can try my best to summarise, but I would advise looking up friends of the Congo. So many Congolese people are forced to work in dangerous and toxic mines in order to obtain minerals that are in our devices. They are paid so little it is akin to slavery. Children work in the mines. Sexual violence is often used as a weapon of war within the country. A lawsuit was filed a while ago to hold large tech companies such as Google, Apple, Dell accountable for profiting from the slave labour as the minerals such as Coltan are used in their products. They were sadly not held accountable at all.
I would encourage anyone reading to read more on the conflict, I have a folder on my phone of posts and articles about it that I can also mention if that will help. We need to force these corporations to stop using minerals born of bloodshed and violence.
I REMEMBER MY SOCIAL STUDIES TEACHER TEACHING US ABOUT FOOT BINDING A FEW MONTHS AGO 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
2:50 this happened mostly in India and a movie is now out there that highlights this earlier problem based on real life called 'Maharaj'
10:30 thugs not thuggy . Thug comes from thok means a scammer. And the goddess Kali is everyone's goddess though . They were oppressed men who offered their oppressors to Kali Mata . And the strangle part is smaller than the whole sacrifice of the brit oppressors and offering their blood to the goddess . Also brits never banned it they were so scared of it they put bounty on thugs . Yes I am from the region where the whole thing happened and can make a whole 30 min video about thugs only
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Hindus eat beef. Beef is mostly not eaten in North Indian. Hindus in South and Northeast India and Balinese Hindus eat beef
Brahma created animals for humans. The flesh of any edible animal may be eaten by man - (Manusmriti, Chapter 5, Verse 30)"Indra ate cows, buffaloes, calves and horses" (Rigveda 6/17)"In ancient times those who did not eat cow meat were not considered good Hindus" -Swami Vivekanda -(Complete Works, 536)"In the Vedic period a Brahmin who did not eat cow meat was not considered a Brahmin"-(Yes Book, 174)
11:46 I don't think Hinduism as such promotes polygamy
"Promotes" no. But it is "allowed" for a king. Since we're in a democracy it's not a permissible thing anymore.
@@Urvashisth which sriptures allows polygamy for kings...we don't even allow svagotra vivah
@@soumyadeepganguly2522
1) Ram’s father Dasharath had 3 wives
2) Krishna had 16,100 junior wives along with 8 major wives
3) Vasudeva the father of Krishna had 14 wives
4) Hanuman’s father Kesari had 2 wives
5) Rudra had 11 wives
6) Agni had 2 wives
7) Ganesh had 2 wives
8) Vishnu had 3 wives
9) Brahma had 2 wives
10) Yamaraja had 10 wives
11) Garuda had 5 wives
12) Manu had 10 wives
13) Sage Yagnavalkya had 2 wives
14) Sage Mandarkini had 5 wives
15) Prajapati Angira had 2 wives
16) Sage Saubhari had 50 wives
17) Sage Visravas had 4 wives
18) Atri had 10 wives
19) Sage Bhrigu had 2 wives
20) Sage Marici had 4 wives
21) Aditi’s son Aditya had 4 wives
22) King Harishchandra the son of Vedhas had 100 wives
23) King Pandu had 2 wives
24) King Yayati had 3 wives
There are dozens of examples of Kings having several wives but I have limited it to few.
@@soumyadeepganguly2522
Mahabharata 1.160.36 “There is no sin in this. For a man polygamy is an act of merit, but for a woman it is very sinful to betake herself to a second husband after the first.” Tr. K.M. Ganguli
Mahabharata 14.80.12-18 “Oh, let Vijaya, let him that is called Gudakesa, let this hero with reddish eyes, come back O life. O blessed lady, polygamy is not fault with men. Women only incur fault by taking more than one husband.” Tr. K.M. Ganguli
@@arhamakhyar3088 wow🌺❤
23:12 Child marriage is not allowed in Islam.
Both the man and the woman must have reached puberty, and are mentally mature and able to consent. Age of 18 is enforced by some of the west and is not a valid way of telling a child from an adult. Just as there are non mature 16 year olds, there are non mature 20 year olds. Why not raise the age to 20 then?
Jzk akhi he thinks we get married young to "stop her from doing other stuff" completely ignorant to the actual truth. That's y I'm iffy on this channel
are you mad?😂age of majority is cosidered 18 years old because it is a moderate age between the age of majority.😆actually age of majority varies by individual among 16 to 20 (mostly).😁😁😁😁
@@winterbear_ot7 only proves my point
@@flamestornado9272 then why age of majority can't be 18🤔🤔🤔
Didn’t Muhammad marry a 6 year old, and consummate the marriage when she was 9? By all accounts I would say a 6-9 year-old is definitely a child and not mature enough or developed to be considered an adult.
I remember hearing about a couple who served a patte' made of the wife's placenta at their child's first birthday party after everyone had eaten them. They froze it on the day of the birth. I'm betting that the second birthday had a lot less guests
there was a guy who had a limb amputation and was able to take the limb home and he and his buddies cooked and ate it. they didn’t do it out of religion just curiosity of what humans tasted like. apparently it tastes like pork!
@cadence6814 eating meat from your own species can get you infected with spongiocephaly, basically mad cow disease
fun fact: polygamy is actually much more common in the US than in India or the Islamic world because even though their religions allow them to take on multiple wives, most men can't afford to have multiple wives and fornication and adultery are considered huge sins for them so most of them tend to only have one partner with which they have experienced intimacy with as opposed to the US in which the average number of sexual partners is a horrendous 7.2 for both men and women. Due to the normalization of fornication and adultery, and the removal of sacrality from marriage.
Polygamy is literally not common in the US because it’s illegal in every single state. You literally cannot legally marry more than one person so I don’t know why you’re making stuff up😂
The Muslims I know in the US all have outrageous numbers of partners and they’re not married.
@@PamBeesly9545 By polygamy I meant the practice of having multiple sexual partners and not multiple wives. If someone had only one wife but also had several concubines or mistresses or lovers then is he truly in a monogamous relationship?
@@PamBeesly9545 When even Muslim Americans commit fornication and have insane number of partners then that shows that America is not a monogamous society.
@@berserker1340 that’s not what polygamy means. And concubines? Is that what you guys do in Islam? Like I said. The Muslims I know are unmarried and married and still sleep around with multiple partners
The thing though is that actual polygamists have tv shows. No one is arresting them. Why not? We see so much child marriage & abusive behavior toward women & children in this practice, but they're still out here in the open. It's disgusting.
If you're talking about Sister Wives (and shows like Escaping Polygamy) it's very simple: legally they aren't polygamous. Legally he has one wife and a bunch of girlfriends, which technically isn't illegal. They can have a ceremony but it's not legally binding. Most of the women are on welfare to support their kids. It's really sad because the so called husband does nothing
20:40 we have an open pyre only 50 meters away from my school. In india.
The remarks about Dakhma not having enough vultures seems odd considering that it would increase the vulture population by feeding them.
Or create a hot spot for poachers to expect them.
The vultures are dying due to unrelated reasons. If there aren't enough vultures around, then they can't eat the corpses fast enough and that leads to all kinds of problems
the iphone alarm gets me everytime
In the Philippines, we do Exorcism by whipping💀💀💀 (u can search this, it's real)
It happens daily when you a a kid the father's belt he beats you to take the ghost out of you so you go study and get the 99% marks.
I experienced it when I was a kid
It was wild
@@arghyaprotimhalder5592
So true😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Btw at 11:42 islam doesn't exactly promote polygamy, just says that if u want more wives u can have more, up to 4. Also at 23:28 islam quite literally says to NOT let child marriage happen, and while islam mostly doesn't interact with other religions, it says in the quran that if u see other religions enforcing child marriage, u should try to talk them out of it.
The myth that islam does child marriage comes from India, in which some muslims did child marriage although it was only because the hindus at the time forced it on them. Do your research before making a video.
But didn’t Muhammad do these exact things?
@chugachuga9242 I think u might be a bit slow, give me any proof as to where it proves this. You buttery brained 10 years old have been fed anti Islamic propaganda. If you say it says this in quran or noble hadiths, tell me which ayah? Which surah? See you have no proof. Also, didn't the father in christianity fuck Mary to get jesus whom you worship? Doesn't seem godly or holy to me. Fucking retarded donkey. Think before you speak
Quote where it says in the Quran to not let child marriage happen. Also why was it okay for Muhammad to have a child marriage but not the rest of Muslims?
@PamBeesly9545 give me any proof of where it says Muhammed (saw) married a child. Plus, there is no quote that says child marriage isn't haram but major scholars agree so. How about you give me one quote from the bible that says specifically to not rape anyone under 10, there aren't any, so does that mean that the bible WANTS people to rape kids? No. Obviously. You have no proofs against me but I have many against you. You make up stories with no proofs
As a “Mormon” I must say two things: One, we have not practiced polygamy since 1890. Two, we are Members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, if that is too much to remember, I will sometimes jokingly use the abbreviation MotCoJCoLDS.
Just trying to help set the record straight.
Yeah, we all read about that. One of your rich old dudes decided that the name all you guys had proudly used would now be an insult, presumably to undermine the efforts of actually oppressed groups like the LGBT. Well, people outside your club aren't required to edit our memories.
What a dirty trick-"Temple Prostitution"😂😢😢😢!
Please Read this it will take a long time but please do.ill explain you mistake by mistake.
1)temple prostitution:Prostitution is strictly banned and prohibited in Hinduism
2)thugee strangulation ritual:kaali maa is a mother.she doesn’t want people to sacrifice.its given in Scriptures
3)Polygamy:Hinduism doesn’t PROMOTE Polygamy.it was only allows for kings.marriages at that time were arranged.royals couldn’t have love marriages. They married to strengthen their relationship with other kingdoms
4)Sati Pratha:Sati pratha would happen when a king died his wife would jump in the fire.Sati Pratha is called So because once,goddess Sati;wife of shiv,wasn’t permitted to marry him by her parents.she did marry him but they would always insult her for it.ill tell you the story 15:56 of Satis birth now.Lord Shivas ETERNAL consort is Maata Adishakti.in every form they take their marital union is NECESSARY. Daksha Prajapato and his wife prayed to Goddess Adishakti for a long time.they wished that she be born as their daughter.she accepted but if they objected her she would leave the mortal body.thats how sati was born. So they Objected her marital union with Lord Shiv.they would always insult her for marrying him.once at a yagna,they insulted her she had enough she gave up her mortal body by jumping into a fire,she was later reborn as Parvati.
Widow remarriage was permitted in Hinduism.
5)Chhaupadi:Hindus worship Goddess Kamakhya,a goddess on her periods.it is now considered “impure”but in original Hinduism We worshipped Mensturation.
6)Cremation open pyre:back then,cremation was done in excluded spaces in old Hinduism.
7)Cow:we always believe in Cow as a mother,because we all drink milk.Plus eating beef deteriorates human health
8)child marriage:according to Vedas a girl should marry 11 years after she gets her first period.(25-28)
Temple prostituition wasn't a part of any religious tests it's the people I mean the religious leaders made it out of no where
15:01 I disagree. See, I would say that the problem is that you’re murdering a woman. Violating her right to choose is kinda far down on the reasons you shouldn’t take a person’s life. You don’t need to appeal to my belief in unbiased liberty for all, to convince me not to ice people.
23:28 it was not a hindu practise, just limited to 1-2 states because of arab invasion because the avg life expectancy was 30 years so the warrior clans used to do this
Oh so this time it's the Arabs.....nice. Afaik, casteism was because of Britishers, isn't it?
average life expectancy is often lowered due to babies dying
@@jazzstyles1246 cant you read? I said its not a "HINDU" practise...no scriptures support it, its a practise of a few communities....how can it be generalized to the whole religion?
Its like saying that a practise of a community in a small part of pakistan represents the whole islam religion
@@jazzstyles1246 Oh so this time it's a youtube comment colonialist and white supremacist?
@@jazzstyles1246 Caste discrimination is thing everywhere in the world they just called it Class discrimination.
RIP Aaron Bushnell
1:19 MrBeast was really quiet since this dropped
Self-imulation as a sign of protest kinda works at least once. A self-imulation was the reason why Arab Spring happen.
18:25 I actually jumped in my seat when he mentioned Kuru so here we go:
Kuru is a degenerative brain disease caused by Prion Proteins (Misfolded Proteins) found exclusively in Papua New Guinea as recently as the 1960’s. Kuru, the same as other Prion diseases like CJD and FFI, is 100% fatal, the longest anyone has survived with a Prion disease was three years. Prions are only track able after death, the brain will have small holes or spongy parts in the middle. Prions cause cellular death in the brain, leading to conditions like memory loss or slurred speech. Kuru itself causes dramatic weight loss, rhythmic jerking of the body, loss of motor skills, difficulty swallowing, aches and pains and uncontrollable fits of laughter.
8:42 Mathew 4:7 “you shall not put the LORD to the test” 🤦♀️
The thuggee concept wasn't so simple as you made it sound 😂... The thuggees were basically self proclaimed children of goddess Kali, they weren't specifically Hindus... infact the Britishers were surprised to find out a huge number of the thuggees were Muslim... Honestly speaking, goddess Kali is such a wonderful female deity , it's sad that people destroyed her virtue for their selfish motives and psychopath behaviour...
Actual cannibalism is not allowed but religious symbolic (or spiritual) cannibalism is.allowed. How strange.
I mean, you generally can symbolically do anything, as long as everyone involved is consenting. Like, I physically cringe from the tradition of the ransom on the wedding, but as long as it's just symbolic and the couple and the fiancée's family are all into it, it's none of my business. I can (and probably will if I ever encounter it for real) refuse the invitation to their wedding if I know that they are going to do it though.
The US still allowing circumcision is wild to me. Hopefully soon it belongs to this list.
If you havent worked with a 90 year old dementia male patient, who is uncircumcised, and then gets an infection and needs a medical circumcision....doing it while a newborn not only is a quick 1 minute procedure but it also heals in 3-7 days. Adult circumcision for medical reasons is very difficult both the procedure and recovery. Its up to the parents. Not anyone else. Wether they choose to for religious reasons or because of medical reasons or even just because its the norm is nobodys business
Bro you said one statement wrong.There is no such thing as polygamy in Hinduism,that's a muslim community thing.
It is actually holy figures like shri krishna and arjuna had multiple wives
It is allowed for "Kings" only.
Matrimonial alliance is better than unaliving people in wars.
*Rama's father has left the group chat*
19:58 if the deceased strongly believed in this practice, how would it be disrespectful?
Damn I missed the episode where Krillin *_self-mummifies_* 🤔😔😭
2:05 or you could just say gg after a bedwars match in hypixel
The cow jokes 💀
Self-mummification seems to go against Buddhist philosophy though. Gautama preached that enlightenment can't be found in starving your self.
Islam still allows polygamy, a Muslim can marry up to four wives
ok?
@@russian.matt51 ok andonuts
Us Christian’s don’t support polygamy only old Jewish and old Christianity does
Well in islam its not alowed to marry under aged girls however its old arabic practice that came befor islam with the statue maker that make statues for "gods" was controling
Mohammad participated in the practice.
Oh ask Muhammad he tell you it’s ok
Let's act like Muhammad never existed, right?
Child marriage is allowed at any age, although sexual intercourse isn't allowed until the partner reaches puberty. Puberty in Islam is considered when an individual feels responsible and experiences periods. So basically being both physically and mentally mature
3:00 those monks were down bad
They knew that was a lie 😂
Ayoo 😂 man child marriage is not common in indian 💀
12 million child marriage in india according to survey first search online before commenting or our country will get disrespected also you will know that rajasthan is famous meme for child marriage in India
@@scythey200 "common" is the keyword.
11:46 Hinduism generally condemns polygamy. Polygamy . It is allowed for royal families for diplomatic purposes only . Common people can practice it under rare circumstances say if their partner can't bear children.
There are tons of spelling mistakes in the video. AI generated?
many think so
but probably the dude reading is a person, the script is IA
12:30 yeah this whole frame is just really messed up.
4:20 we not-ah cut, only ah-twist. We just-ah twist
Child marriage isn’t allowed in Islam. It’s prohibited to get married under the age of 13 for both boys and girls. Also multiple wives isn’t encouraged but it is allowed. However there are a lot of rules set in place for the husband to maintain fairness which is why it’s rare to see nowadays.
Sooooo we gonna just ignore the 5 years between 13 and 18? Are they just magically not children anymore after 13? I'm very confused by your statement as that would still count as a child marriage.
@@iamThatSandwich back in the 7th century you would be consider as an adult if you were 13 ( which is the common age to hit puberty both boy and girls ) so back in the 7th centuries if you hit puberty you would be able to get married
But islam only allowed a person to get married when they're mature so basically +18
hope that helped you understand 😊❤
@@iamThatSandwich actually in islam there is no set age, like 13 or 18, because everyone matures differently, you can only get married once you are physically and mentally mature as well as financially stable for marriage, in the past these three things were acheived at an earlier age compared to today.
Why are you making up stuff? Aisha was 6 and has not reached puberty when she married Muhammad
@@PamBeesly9545 how do you know that she didn't hit puberty? Also You do know that women hit puberty way earlier than men like at the age of 9 or 13
Also I forgot to mention that you can just compare modern day ideologies with 7th centuries ideologies bc back then they used to believe it's fine.
just because something in the (modern day) we believe that something is wrong and it should be illegal that doesn't mean that the first or the second or the seven centuries also have to believe that it's wrong too
Uh,,,one of the main reasons the US Gov disliked Mormon polygamy had a lot more to do with Joseph Smith running for president while drawing more men into the religion with the promise of several wives. Became even more problematic when women started voting, because LDS men would just tell their wives how to vote, creating a huge voting block.
Btw in Islam child marriage is not said to be necessary neither is it allowed
prophet muhammad married a child tho 💀
Bro it’s funny how it’s always allowed for Muhammad but not for everyone else
@@Flyguylive234 it is allowed for everyone else that follows the religion. They’re just doing what they’re best at, lying.
@@PamBeesly9545 that’s not what I mean I mean by I Quran it’s funny how when Muhammad sins Allah seems too not care like if it didn’t apply to him but for everyone else it’s a problem too sin
@Alhassanlad oh no just shut up you saying a 10 year old can get married to a adult and why would a 6 year old be having periods and if she did it’s still not ok for a 30 year old to date her
Dairy products are widely consumed in india so much so that every Indian household have at least 1 milk product on table everyday we have huge dairy industry which caters to lot of Indian cuisine infact dairy products are also used in hindu rituals so you are wrong there that its hurting Industry infact its exactly opposite 🤷♀️
Ye we worship cows but we use cow products.... We drink milk, eat paneer....
Child marriage isn't allowed in islam
With having multiple wives, you can exponentially speed up the growth of your family. More people, more resources, more kids, more NATIONS- I meant power. The only downfall is dealing with 13+ in-laws!
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Dawg I’m Mormon and that disgusting
See, this made sense back then, but is very unethical today. There’s a reason it’s so rare nowadays…
@@YourFavoriteAverageAmericanthen you are dum person
@@florlscntif you claim it's unethical you have to prove it is
Hindus don't eat cow meat for the respect for cow, but the cow is seen as a motherly figure providing and giving to us , hence we use dairy products infact India is the largest dairy producer country, with dairy products being a part of our daily lives
Only the "Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Reformed" is still commiting active polygamy, not every Latter Day Saint takes part of that practice, and i'll recomend call them Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints instead of Mormons! Because that's the name of their book :3
I'm sorry but they went by Mormons for decades, even having an ad campaign saying "I am a Mormon". Just because your false prophet is butthurt about the common name doesn't give him the right to dictate to the rest of the world how to refer to the group.
@charlesvitanza8867 we go by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints. period. thats it 🤷 we dont gaf if u dont agree w that. its your choice if you want to be respectful or disrespectful but treat people how you want to be treated.
I remember once seeing someone get arrested for claiming to perform exorcism by sex, needless to say all of his clients were women
Scientologists be like
I tolerate religions
Not stupidity
@@Venuit1233if you call religion practice stupidity you don’t respect it
As a mormon I'm not too sure about the polygamy I mean it was never mentioned in our books and it's not said that we had to do it I think they were just people who just happened to be mormon who we're also in a polygamist relationship
No! The Thugee myth goes that each drop of blood created a new demon!
Fun (?) fact: Dakhma, or as in their own language - bya gtor, is actually still a thing in Tibet, China. As in Tibetan Buddhism, they believe this is a symbol of returning to nature and giving back to the world one last time. As disgusting, gorey and uncivilized as it sounds (Trust me, never look up the pictures), this is probably the least worse practice out of all. As the Tibetan plateau barely has anybody that it will bother, plus the process is done by a professional. Of course, you can't expect to put a corpse on the bustling street of Shanghai and not get arrested
Islam doesn't perform polygamy, it performs polygyny
Real sexist
@@Flyguylive234 .-.
Mormons do not promote polygamy and haven’t since the 1860’s. Only minor offshoots of Mormonism continue to practice
You left out female circumcision.
otherwise known as genital mutilation. other than the fact there's no benefits, women can really suffer through infections, complications with birth, and poor reproductive health in general
which religion allowes that ?in our case Islam does not allow FGM
@@halasharadqah5597 can you give source that islam does not allow it? It was practiced in islamic countries
We're idiots
Yeah. Humans are actually surprisingly stupid.